RE:RE:Canada, a critical-minerals superpower? As far fetched as it seems our federal government has created oil companies, bought pipelines, pumped billions in to them and automakers and here we are on a chunk of what's called the new oil and at the cusp of a world wide industrial type revolution, certainly a disruption in the electrification of the world and here we sit with a shovel ready project that could be the stepping stone for the transformation that Canada needs to seriously get into face of chana and others ....and what are we as Canadians doing?
FCC got a measly ten million and it was known they don't have a deposit and we're planning on finding one and in the meantime are prepared to sell thier soles and take in the DRC cobalt.
we are a mich different development and easily in production, it's been said, in two years or less. There is something wrong with this picture and it's not us at FT.
it's my thinking our advancement is, in a big way and based on what we have seen with FN projects in Canada, is tied right back to the Tlicho.
it's my thinking that we bring them to the table in a significant way and things change for the better. They are ambitious, young as far as successful businesses and will, by virtue of the Tlicho final agreement will have a role anyway. So Robin and company ...we don't have a lot to lose and I think everything to gain.
Take time and watch Jerry Asp...this is where we are headed .... if we make the right moves The Tahltan story is an incredible story to say the least and the Tlicho are wanting and we can help them and they help us....it's the way of the furture let's get on board. ( he did an inspirational presentation at the recent NWT chamber of mines geosciences forum and all eyes were glued to him) his presentation here in YK will be available later but watch this too...
https://youtu.be/T-aw-Rp-IV8